Jungle Myths & Tales: Wild Dog Tales is a collection of children’s stories taken across multiple African countries and cultures.
We read the story of:
Two Roads Beat the Hyena
The Greedy Jackal
Wolf Tries to Score a Meal
The hyena is at a forked road and there’s a goat stuck in a bush on the left and on the right. Which road will he choose?
The jackal tries to outsmart some villagers. This works for a while, but he gets himself into a whole lot of trouble.
The wolf asks the jackal for advice on how to trick his way into getting a free meal.
Each story in the collection is an African folklore – campfire stories passed on from one generation to the next through the oral and written tradition. The stories have been told to children at family gatherings, before bedtime, often with a moral ending or purely for entertainment value. The stories are often told through animals or forces of nature, indicating the belief in the seamless connection between man and nature.
The collection of stories are great for first time readers.
This book is ideal for children between 5 and 9. The stories can be read aloud to your kids and are also easy enough for them to read on their own.
The entire collection is written in rhyme with bright and colourful illustrations to amuse young minds.
Kindle unlimited & amazon prime members can read this book for free.
We read the story of:
Two Roads Beat the Hyena
The Greedy Jackal
Wolf Tries to Score a Meal
The hyena is at a forked road and there’s a goat stuck in a bush on the left and on the right. Which road will he choose?
The jackal tries to outsmart some villagers. This works for a while, but he gets himself into a whole lot of trouble.
The wolf asks the jackal for advice on how to trick his way into getting a free meal.
Each story in the collection is an African folklore – campfire stories passed on from one generation to the next through the oral and written tradition. The stories have been told to children at family gatherings, before bedtime, often with a moral ending or purely for entertainment value. The stories are often told through animals or forces of nature, indicating the belief in the seamless connection between man and nature.
The collection of stories are great for first time readers.
This book is ideal for children between 5 and 9. The stories can be read aloud to your kids and are also easy enough for them to read on their own.
The entire collection is written in rhyme with bright and colourful illustrations to amuse young minds.
Kindle unlimited & amazon prime members can read this book for free.
